The UK-based private investment office has hired from Swiss private bank Lombard Odier.

Sandaire has hired Kevin Corrigan as chief investment officer.

Corrigan succeeds Marc Hendriks, who takes on the newly-created role of global strategist at Sandaire.

Corrigan joins after six years with Lombard Odier where he was initially head of credit before being promoted to his most recent role to lead the expansion of the fixed income franchise, managing over £7.5 billion ($9.5 billion) across a range of investment strategies.

His 29 years of industry experience also include work at Goldman Sachs as an executive director; asset management firm Fischer Francis Trees and Watts as a partner; and JP Morgan at the beginning of his career.

Corrigan is a member of the council and investment committee of the University of Reading and a member of the board of COIF/CCLA investment funds.

“His [Corrigan’s] appointment and Marc’s new role offer our clients a greater level of investment resource, expertise, market analysis and communication tools,” said Alexandra Altinger, chief executive of Sandaire.